Prince
Rupert-Daily
News
Friday,
January
25,
19a2
A
Love
Story
That
Pulls
No
hwt
In
th
won
D
of'SP
"I'm
sorry,
Jim
PirimouM
pristntt
'MM
eiFMO
WIltMM
DOUGLAS
-PARKER
BENDIX
-
WILLIAM
WYLER'Ssgsuts
i
never
said
I
was
i
Single
Women
Are
Invited
to
Curling
Club
'
Wednesday
ninht.
Yearly
dues!
'
arc
to
be
set
next
year.
j
I
Prospective
members
may
obtain
fuither
information
from
j
Club
President
Mrs.
Rae
John-1
son.
Mrs.
E.
Boulter
is
in
charge!
;
of
the
new
members'
committee.
I
Rupert
Hoop
Men
Too
Strong
for
Alaskans
saint!'
.
.
-
i
To
enable
single
women
to
be-
Meeting
was
held
at
the
home!
Come
members
of
the
Prince
of
Mrs.
Ncely
Moore
I
Rupert
Ladies',
Curling
Club,
a'
moderate
initiation
fee
was
set1
hu
,h
,
,
:
Tr
If
you
want
to
sell
'-,
advertise
by
the
club
executive
meeting
N,.w.
walfu
i
Player
Trips
Challengers
Sock
Rockets
Wings
and
Leafs
Even
Today
to
Saturday
CAPITOL
A
Famous
Plavrrw
Theatre
:
Paying
Off
in
nrst
series
rixture
Challengers
(i,
Rockets
41
Also
Cartoon
News
fcvcnint
She,
"31.
MjUiWfft
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
:
Great
Storewide-Specials
Ilraw
In
National
Hockey
CtOMlCliJ
Although
Prince
Rupert
Challengers
shot
below
par
last
night,
they
still
chalked
up
a
gigantic
lead
over
Ketchekan
Rockets
without
difficulty
in
the
first
of
three
scheduled
games
in
the
international
hoop
t-ei
ies.
'
genu:,
MEN'S
WEAR
BOYS'
WEAR
LESIM
lEVANli
JrWfuirf
Teams
That
Travel
Do
Hotter
in
British
Soccer
LONDON.
The
profitable
double-barrelled
policy
of
sending
United
States
baseball
stars
on
business-holiday
sojourns
to
vitamm-packea
sunshine
leni-tories
now
seems
to
be
spreading
with
remarkable
success
to
soccer
in
this
country.
The
Arsenal
and
Portsmouth
.spent
last
summer
down
among
the
nuts
and
coffee
in
Brazil.
Today
these
two
southern
England
sides
are
running
neck
and
neck
for
first
place
in
the
national
league
race.
Rotherham
United,
now
in
the
vanguard
of
Division
Two
race,
played
and
basked
in
the
sunshine
of
Malta.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
revelled
under
the
blue
South
African
skies
and
Blackpool
and
Bolton
Wanderers
Canadirns
Down
Chicago
DETROIT
CP
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
played
to
a
2-all
tie
Thursday
night
to
remain
all
even
after
ten
National
Hockey
League
games
in
their
seaso
".series.
In
the
circuit's
other
game
last
night,
Montreal
Canadiens
picked
up
a
point
on
the
second-place
Leafs
when
they
defeated
the
cellar-occupying
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4
to
1.
'
Detroit
and
Toronto,
bitter
and
evenjy-matched
rivals,
each
has
won
three
games
with
four
games
fed.
Each
has
scored
a
total
of
22
goals.
In
a
bid
to
assume
the
edge,
Toronio
twice
took
the
leud
In
a
clash
in
Detroit
before
15.102
fans,
believed
to
be
a
record
hockey
attendance
in
Detroit,
for
a
week
night.
TOT
THE
"DADDY"
OF
ALL
SALES
Evenings
7
-
9:fl5
p
m.
Sat.
Mat.
2
p.m.
Seven
stripped
visiting
Alaskans,
who
just
had
arrived
by
boat,
held
on
to
the
first
quarter
but
after
that
couldn't
produce
the
goods.
At
the
end
of
the
third
quarter,
in
the
face
of
a
13
point
lead.
Rockets
acknowledged
defeat.
A
last
minute
token
rally
gave
them
nine
points
to
Challengers'
22
in
the
final
period.
Kupe
Holkestad
led
the
way
for
the
home
team
with
13
points,
most
of
them
sunk
with
his
favorite
hook
shot.
Even
so.
he.
along
with
the
rest
of
"his
A
FA.MOl'S
PLAYERS
THEATllE
:
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
iiiigiiiiinaiiiiiiiiaaallaiIa
SQUARE
DANClw
cent
is
trying
to
join
his
teammates
here
en
route
home
from
holidays.
Only
a
small
crowd
of
regular
fans
saw
the
game.
S(
'(IKING
Challengers
Holkestad
18.
Flaten
4.
Davis
4,
OLsen,
Carlson
10,
D.
Scheik
10,
S.
Scherk
4.
Webster
10,
Spring
2,
Morgan
4.
Ketchikan
Erikson
10.
Hin-man
5.
Johanson
1.
Brewer
8,
MacKay
3,
F'arstad,
M.mzoni
13.
Hockey
Scores
National
Detroit
2,
Toronto
2.
,
Montreal
4,
Chicago
1.
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
2,
Calgary
0.
(Ikanagan
Vernon
7,
Kelowna
2.
Pacific
Coast
Amateur
Vancouver
4,
Kimbcrley
3.
Friday,
January
25th
CIVIC
CENTRE
enjoyed
a
bracing
spell
In
the
team
mates
shot
well
below
f.
-
l:.iu
p.m.
Everyone
W
c
k,
average
percentage
crisp
clean
air
of
Switzerland
i
Going
back
a
season
or
two
Little
Munzoni,
a
fireball
in
the
key,
led
the
visitors
with
Li
both
Charlton
Athletic
and
Man
I
Chester
United
have
captured
1
points
made
mostly
with
siz-in
the
English
zhng
hooks
and
pivot
shots.
He's
major
honors
The
strangest
part
about
our
business
is
that
the
less
workmanship
you
can
see,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
that
"brand
new"
look
even
game
in
campaigns
immediately!
the
man
that
Rockets
liked
in
following
transAtlantic
trips
the
bucket
but
was
given
little
A
great
Redwood
tree
in
the
Sequoia
National
Park
in
California,
known
as
the
"General
Sherman
tree,"
Is
estimated
to
be
3,500
years
old
where
they
enjoyed
the
delights
'Support.
of
California
and
western
I.E
Uil
E
RACE
TKillT
The
urge
to
be
classified
a
;
"successful"
may
peiliap.s
ex
:
plain
the
extra
tightness
in
the
j
fhou,!i
they
may
hove
been
in
serious
acc;dents.
Remember
this
number
if
in
need:
GREEN
217
Superior
$uto
Service
Limited
Erikson
led
the
rear
line,
forcing
all
his
team's
play
and
came
in
to
-score
10
points
with
strong
support
from
Brewer.
Coach
Alex
Bill
had
ten
Challengers
stripped,
all
of
whom
gained
the
lloor.
First
half
saw
Micky
Webster
flop
in
-some
.spectacular
shots.
Contrary
to
a
forecast,
Mathews
sjid
not
make
an
appearance
in
the
lineup.
Tonight's
the
second
game
of
this
.'erics
which
was
lined
up
on
rather
short
notice.
Rocke's
hope
to
do
a
little
better
tonight
that's
if
today's
plane
gets
in
from
the
south.
Strongest
man
of
their
team
well-known
Vin-
SHil
,
iMmiin
league
race
ai
mis
par-;
ticular
time.
A
slender
margin
of
four
points
covers
the
leading
seven
teams.
At
the
identical
,
period
last
season
there
was
a
nine-point
gap
between
the
top
Roller
Skating
to
Be
Added
At
Civic
Centre;
Laying
of
New
Maple
Floor
Approved
Roller
skating
and
expenditure
of
$5000
for
a
new
hardwood
floor
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
were
favored
last
night
by
a
large
majority
of
the
A.-sociation's
annual
general
meeting
in
spite
of
,
1
1
A
.1
1.
L
jj
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
.
j
ciioits
oy
some
meinuers
io
iaij
uown
completely
m
and
.seventh
clubs.
In
each
of
j
the
two
seasons
preceding
th.nl
the
margin
was
six.
j
It
is
also
-significant
that
un-
less
a
team
is
placed
among
the
top
four
at
the
outset
of
January
It
is
unlikely
to
top
the
poll
at
the
end
of
the
season
on
the
first
Saturday
in
May.
There
waji
-n
exception
to
this
in
1940-50
when
Portsmouth
soared
from
fifth
place
to
snatch
the
title
from
.Wolverhampton
Wanderers
on
goal
average.
the
time
under
review
men;
tieiay
iuiuier
uuiiun.
mere
was
tne
exception
and
a
-DISHES
Association
executive
was
in-
,
structed-
by
a
motion
from
W.
V.
Slon
to
act
immediately
to1
get
a
new
floor
laid.
Although
no
estimate
was
this
present
season
if
the
rule
is.
to
be
maintained
the
pennant
holder
should
come
from
Manchester,
United.
Portsmouth,
The
Arsenal
or
Preston
worth
taut.
FASHION
FOOTWEA
of
skates
were
already
in
hand,
said
Mr.
Stirn.
Executive
was
instructed
by
the
board
to
bring
in
a
report
on
skating
rink
plans
within
30
days.
Selling
of
advertising
.space
on
gymnasium
walls
received
majority
Approval
as
a
source
of
given
by
Jack
Stirn,
secretary
manager,
as
to
revenue
possibl
from
roller
-skating,
lie
said
;
STONE
BUILDING
A
look
back
to
1946
reveals
CAN
PRESTON
11(1
IT?
that
Liverpool
in
second:
-sat
xlln
al).al.an,.e
of
VnMm
place
when
the
season
entered
;
amoll(
l)lose
fancied
four
has
its
second
half
and
the
Mersey-I
sct
fans
eat.riy
-speculating
on
former
roller
rink
here
had
net
v
'T'
.
Wc
have
the
largest
stock
of
dishes
in
Northern
B.C.
DINNER
SETS
ted
$590
a
month
on
a
six-day
j
ujuugnc
u
luigiiu
cneupeii
tne
siciers
were
cnampions
at
the
;
th
nrasuect
of
"Proud
Preston"
op-ration
basis.
He
cited
as
reasons
for
failure
end.
Champions
next
.season
emulating
the
feat
of
another
were
the
London
glamor
bov.
of
other
rinks
in
Prince
Rupert
j
place,
but
most
members
ap-
proved
the
move.
Directors
wiili
pass
on
type
of
advertising
to
be
sold.
The
Arsenal.
They
led
the
way
in
January
of
that
year.
The
BREAKFAST
SETS
CUPS
and
SAUCERS
I
:
next
season
champion
Especially
good
selection
of
TEAPOTS
ond
WHITE
KITCHENWARE
SEMI-HIDE-AWAY
BED
COUCH
LONDON
(CP)
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
usually
see
about
two
moving
pictures
a
week
in
the
private
cinema
of
their
Clarence
House
residence.
They
are
reported
to
have
no
particular
favorites,
their
requests
including
musicals
and
westerns.
two
Lancashire
sides.
The
feat
accomplished
by
Liverpool
in
1904-05
and
1905-06
and
Ever-ton
a
quar;er
of
a
century
lat'T
was
to
win
the
Second
Division
and
First
Division
pennants
In
successive
seasons.
Preston
was
promoted
from
Divi.
i
Two
at
the
end
of
1950-51
and
in
recent
weeks
has
been
playing
the
grade
of
football
that
has
made
l're.stonians
proud.
Meanwhile,
languishhu;
at.
tie:
bottom
of
Division
One
table
;s
the
London
side-
Fulham.
In
an
endeavor
to
restore
the
club's
ill-constructed
buildings.
A
letter
from
a
Nanaimo
roller
rink
operator
stated
the
venture
should
be
proiilable
if
owner
operated,
aa
would
be
the
case
here.
Mr.
Stirn
said
skating
would
not
interfere
with
regular
programs
in
the
auditorium,
such
as
badminton,
special
concerts
and
stage
productions.
A
linn
bid
pi
$3800
had
been
received,
said
President
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
for
laying
a
first
class
maple
floor.
I
!
mouth
poised
in
second
place
ac
(Plll
Gordon
&
Anderson
1
An
attractive
piece
of
furniture
covered
in
Phone
46
Limited
If
yon
wart
to
sell
if,
advertise
it,
Ncas
classified.
tastefully
desiqned
hiqh
qrade
tapestry
.
.
Lounqe
by
day
and
a
Bed
for
niqht
withe
cushion
for
pillow
purposes.
Overall
width:
Fiiccd
$115.00
fortunes,
Fulham
purchased
the!
OBJECTIONS
suspended
Charlie
Mitten,
one
of,
objections
were
raised
by
Lio-the
cleverest
inside
forwards
in
i
,a.i
lloilby,
calling
roller
skat-the
game.
His
suspension
,vvai
ig
a
"lly
by
night"
atfair.
It
lilted
on
Jan.
1
and
thus
closctf
i
would
-not
last,
he
said,
and
also
l
ho
Bogata
episjde.
I
he
considered
the
.iporl
"too
Miticn,
after
touring
U.S.A.
1
noisy"
lor
which
view
he
re-
STEAM
bit
Prince
George
wkh
Manchester
United
co,i-
ccived
support
from
C.
U.
Ham.
T.
Norton
Youngs
said
he
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ll
To
Buy--
For
Over
"A
Good
Place
37
3rd
Avenue
a
Quarlcr
leu'
rill"'
SAIL'S
FOR
Vancouver
anil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
i
ii
i.i
i.ni.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIO.NK.III
Luxu.-y
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
pie
of
seasons
ago,
was
one
of
those
professionals
to
accept
what
were
understood
to
be
substantial
payments
and
lucrative
posts
wlih
Bogota
outfits
which
were
then
outside
the
jurisdiction
of
the
International
Football
Federation.
One
by
one.
the
players
have
returned
to
England
and
after
serving
various
terms
of
suspension
have
all
been
reinstated.
Mitten,
the
last
to
return,
is
one
who
enjoyed
his
sunshine
the
hard
way.
.
654
i
In
".'
Mii..,.aap!aniuj(aw
111
VI'TOIW
i,.fwatifjHwm
win.
thought
Mr.
Stirn
was
"too
optimistic"
In
revenue
figures
he
p;
c.scnl.cd.
Dr.
Large
felt
that
"not
complete
enough
a
picture"
had
been
presented
as
to
estimated
revenue
from
such
a
project
and
-suggested
the
matter
be
referred
back
to
directors
for
further
study.
Mr.
Hultby
-sought
to
defer
the
.subject
for
another
year.
Mr.
Stone
said:
"Ilon't
defer
it.
Wc
nerd
a
new
floor
anyway
and
wc
arc
gambling
only
about
$2500
pulling
in
a
good
lloor
while
giving
a
lot
of
young
folk
pleasure."
A
round
of
applause
received
Mr.
Stone's
motion
anil
other
supporting
comments.
Music
will
oe
supplied
by
re-cordings
More
than
100
pairs
I
Tkti
dvtrtitcmciil
it
Hal
pM
l.l
w
d.ply
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by
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4
Llqus,
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i
Write
or
Call
CITV
UK
DEPOT
OIT'
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PRINCE
RUPEHi.
KC.
Snow
Buries
Hockey
Team
ye?
i
j
Basketball
Tonight
8:30
Ketchikan,
Alaska
1
I
ut
ScajBtram's
"83"
to
W
SC
4
"
.Mil
..l.i,i...K.WM.,Mta-,J
Nolioily
Hurt
in
Experience
Of
Vancouver
Wheelers
In
Snow
Hank
j
CR
MTCROOK
h
Forced
ort
the
highway
by
a
show
plow,
a.
bus.
ranying
the
Vancouver
Wl
elers
amateur
hockey
team,
wa::
buried
in
a
25-fool
snowbank.
Driver
and
nineteen
pas-sen
-i;ci
s
e
caped
by
smashing
open
an
emergency
exit
near
I
lie
rear
ol
I'.te
vehicle
and
digging
Ihc
s.)iv;
away
Willi
their
hands.
There
were
no
injuries.
The
Pacific
Coast
Senior
Ama-'
leu-
TIoci;cy
League
team
was
i
ironic
lo
Kimbcrley
for
a
game
with
the
Kimbcrley
Dynamiters.
The
bus
finally
pulled
clear
of
the
drift
and
continued
on
il-s
wav.
Aboard
the
bus
were
fourteen
hork"y
players,
two
drivers,
three
hockey
fans
and
a
Vancouver
,
sports
reporter.
VANCOrVEU
anil
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcolin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
('ainosun
12
noon
AMCK
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